supraaka?ta example and sentences


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Given are the examples of hindi word supraaka?ta usage in english sentences. The examples of supraaka?ta are provided according to its meaning(s) in english language i.e., pastoral, rural, boorish, robust, gothic, unchaste, savage, neanderthal, rude, coarse, ill bread, in the raw, caveman, fruity, graceless, unrefined, uncivilized, uncivilised, peasant, uncouth, cave man, cave dweller, barbarous, ungracious, wild, uncourteous, uncivil, rugged, vulgar, coarse, crude, yokelish, impossible, ill bred, rude, barbarous, unparliamentary, abrupt, rough, discourteous, underbred, lowbred, unmannered, impolite, ill mannered, bad mannered, bounderish, indelicate, indecorous, unmannerly, brusque.

Generally, they hunted wild animals, caught fish and birds, gathered fruits, roots, nuts, seeds, leaves, stalks and eggs.आमतौर पर खाने के लिए वे जंगली जानवरों का शिकार करते थे, मछलियाँ और चिड़िया पकड़ते थे, फल-मूल, दाने, पौधे-पित्तयाँ, अंडे इकठ्ठा किया करते थे|


animals move from place to place — either in search of smaller prey, or, in the case of deer and wild cattle, in search of grass and leaves.जानवर अपने शिकार के लिए या फिर हिरण और मवेशी अपना चारा ढूँढ़ने के लिए एक जगह से दूसरी जगह जाया करते हैं|
The first animal to be tamed was the wild ancestor of the dog.सबसे पहले जिस जंगली जानवर को पालतू बनाया गया वह कुत्ता था
For example, the teeth and horns of domesticated animals are smaller than those of wild animals.मिसाल के तौर पर जंगली जानवरों की तुलना में पालतू जानवरों के दाँत और सींग छोटे होते हैं|
These plans are then communicated by Suhasini to the rural artisans who actually implement them.
The basic aim of the programme is to provide farmers in rural India with the opportunity to make use of a direct marketing channel eliminating multiple intermediation and wasteful handling and unnecessary transaction costs.
It is the single-largest information technology-based intervention by a corporate entity in rural India, transforming the Indian farmer into a progressive knowledge-seeking citizen, enriching him with knowledge and elevating him to a new order of empowerment.
Given the low levels of literacy in the rural sector, the role of the Choupal Sanchalak, the lead farmer of the village, in facilitating physical interface between the computer terminal and the farmers is central to the project.
The E-Chaupal initiative has found its way into the Harvard Business School as a leading case study illustarating the use of modern technology by a leading business house for the benefit of the rural poor.
In fact, organisations may be considered the distinguishing feature that separated civilised society from uncivilised ones.
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